On 18/11/2012 12:02 PM, "Chris Arnold" <carnold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> >This doesnt make sense you are proxying a domain to itself. Please read the mod_proxy docs and examples.
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> > ProxyPass / http://192.168.123.4/somepath/
> > ProxyPassReverse / http://192.168.123.4/somepath/
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> I did read the docs and they were some what helpful but not completely. Hence, my email to the list. What i am trying to understand is the sections and what they mean. For instance, ProxyPass /. Does this refer to what will be proxied?
Correct which is the whole document root in this case.
And http://192.168.123.4/somepath where the request is proxied?
Correct.
So in my instance, i need to proxy /welcome/client-software.html (ProxyPass) to a whole different apache server (http://192.168.123.4)?
Correct and thats what you said you want to do right?
Or do i have it backwards?
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> I do have this working (not what i wanted but is useable):
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> ProxyPass / http://welcome.domain.net/
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> ProxyPassReverse / http://192.168.123.4/
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ProxyPassReverse only makes sense in case of reverse proxy for which you need to set ProxyRequests to off. So are you trying to set proxy or reverse proxy?
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